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Ohio Water Treatment Operator Class B Practice Exam Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Plus Rationales 2025|2026 Q&A | Instant Download Pdf

1. The primary purpose of coagulation in water treatment is to:

  • Remove dissolved gases
  • Neutralize pathogens
  • Destabilize colloidal particles
  • Reduce hardness
  •  Coagulation neutralizes the charge on colloids, allowing them to clump and settle in flocculation.*

2. Alum (aluminum sulfate) is commonly used as a:

  • Disinfectant 1 / 4
  • pH adjuster
  • Coagulant
  • Corrosion inhibitor
  •  Alum is a coagulant used to remove turbidity and color by forming floc.*

3. Chlorine demand is defined as:

  • Total chlorine added
  • Residual chlorine in water
  • Chlorine applied minus residual chlorine
  • Chlorine used in disinfection
  •  Demand represents the chlorine consumed by organic and inorganic substances before residual remains.*

4. The optimal pH range for alum coagulation is generally:

A. 4.0–5.0

B. 5.5–7.5

C. 7.5–9.5

D. 9.5–10.5

 Alum works best under slightly acidic to neutral conditions for efficient floc formation.*

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5. A common indicator for chlorine residual testing is:

  • Phenolphthalein
  • DPD (N,N-diethyl-p-phenylenediamine)
  • Methyl orange
  • Bromocresol green
  •  DPD reagent produces a pink color proportional to chlorine residual concentration.*

6. Turbidity in treated water should not exceed:

A. 5 NTU

  • 1 NTU (for most systems)

C. 10 NTU

D. 0.5 NTU

 Ohio and EPA standards generally require turbidity ≤1 NTU for conventional treatment systems.*

  • Which type of valve is best used for throttling flow?
  • Gate valve
  • Globe valve
  • Check valve
  • Plug valve 3 / 4

 Globe valves allow precise flow regulation, while gate valves are for full open/close.*

8. Head loss in a filter primarily increases because of:

  • Chemical addition
  • Accumulation of solids
  • Air binding
  • Flow velocity reduction
  •  Solids trapped in the media restrict flow, increasing head loss.*

9. Backwashing a rapid sand filter removes:

  • Dissolved minerals
  • Accumulated suspended solids
  • Organic matter only
  • Hardness ions
  •  Backwashing loosens and flushes trapped solids from the filter media.*

10. The pH of water is a measure of:

  • Alkalinity
  • Hardness
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